Final MIS & BI course outline & session plan PGDM 2013-15.doc

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Batch: PGDM Year: 2013-15 Sem: 1

Course Code :

Course Title : MIS and BI

Credits :

Sessions : 38

Faculty : Prof.

Objectives :

This course aims to familiarize the students with the current trends in information

technology and management systems. The course is designed to make the students aware

about the applications of information technology in business. Management information

systems are key to business functions and students need a fundamental understanding of

the principles of systems theory to prepare them to work with and manage information

systems within organizations. Emphasis is placed on management and technical concepts

fundamental to business applications and management control of information systems.

Coverage will include transaction-processing systems that support daily business

operations, and management information and decision support systems that aid in

planning, organizing and controlling business activities. The goal of this course is to

provide management information system concepts that can be useful to the student in

future business courses, as a user of management information systems, and as a future

decision maker concerned with the acquisition, application and control of business

information system.

Course Contents:

1

2

3

4

5

6

Information systems in global business today

E Business: How Businesses use Information Systems

Ethical and Social issues in Information systems

IT Infrastructure and Emerging Technologies

Foundations of business Intelligence: Databases and Information Management

Telecommunications, the Internet, and Wireless Technology


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7

8

Securing Information Systems

E Commerce: Digital Markets, Digital Goods

Text Book:

Sr.

No

Author Title Publisher

1 Kenneth C. Laudon

& Jane P. Laudon

Management Information

Systems Managing the digital firm - 11th

edition

Pearson

Reference Books:

1 James A O'Brien,George M Marakas

& Ramesh Behl

Management Information Systems: Tata McGraw Hill

2 Efraim Turbon, Jay

E.Aronson, Teng-

peng Liang &

Ramesh Sharda

Decision Support and Business Intelligence

Systems Eighth Edition

Pearson

3 James A O'brien, 5th

EditionManagement Information system Managing

Information - Printed in USA, 2002Tata McGraw-Hill

4 Davis and Olson, Management Information systems, 2nd

Editions, India, 1985.Tata McGraw-Hill

5 Effy oz Management Information Systems: - 6th edition Cengage Learning

6 Alexis Leon Enterprise Resource Planning - Demystified -Second Edition

Tata McGraw Hill

7 Alex Berson, StephenJ.Smith

Data warehousing, Data Mining & OLAP Tata McGraw Hill

8 Hart-Davis How to do everything with Microsoft Excel 2007 Tata McGraw Hill

Cases:

Case Publisher

1 Database Application Management Information System Managing the Digital Firm 11th

Edition


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2 Securing InformationSystems.

UPS completes globally with

Information Technology.

Haworth Overhauls Supply

Chain Management

HBR

3 E Commerce Management Information System Managing the Digital Firm 11th

Edition

4 Wal-Mart Grapples withRFID

Cisco Systems Architecture:

ERP and Web-enabled IT

HBR

Pedagogy: The approach to the course will be a combination of lectures, case analyses,

discussion groups, and presentations. All students are expected to come to class prepared

to participate in the days activities. You are expected to review the assigned readingsbefore coming to class and to prepare thoroughly the case before class. You may be called

upon to start the discussion on any day.

Evaluation Pattern:

Internal Assessments Marks Examinations Marks

Test & Quizzes 30 End Term 90

Assignments (Individual) 15

Project/Presentations 10

Attendance 5

Total 60 Total 90

Session Plan

Session no. Topic : Prescribed Text Book Reading

1 Information systems in global business today Chapter 1

2 Information systems in global business today Chapter 1

3 Case Discussion Chapter 1

4 E Business: How Businesses use

Information Systems

Chapter 2

5 E Business: How Businesses use Chapter 2


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Information Systems

6 E Business: How Businesses use

Information Systems

Chapter 2


8 Ethical and Social issues in Information

systems

Chapter 4

9 Ethical and Social issues in Information

systems

Chapter 4

10 Tutorial MS Word Practical Session

11 Tutorial MS Word Practical Session

12 IT Infrastructure and Emerging Technologies Chapter 5

13 IT Infrastructure and Emerging Technologies Chapter 5

14 Tutorial MS Excel Practical Session

15 Tutorial MS Excel Practical Session

16 Foundations of business Intelligence:

Databases and Information Management

Chapter 6



Chapter 6



Chapter 6

19 business Intelligence: Practical Session Chapter 6



22 Class Assessment Chapter 1 & 6 Chapter 6

23 Tutorial MS Access Practical Session

24 Tutorial MS Access Practical Session


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25 Telecommunications Chapter 7



28 Tutorial MS Power point Practical Session

29 Tutorial MS Power point Practical Session

30 Securing Information Systems Chapter 8

31 Securing Information Systems Chapter 8

32 E Commerce: Digital Markets, Digital

Goods

Chapter 10


Goods

Chapter 10


Goods

Chapter 10




38 Class Discussion MIS

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